Andrew Suffield <asuffield@debian.org> writes: > On Thu, Aug 23, 2001 at 07:17:29PM +0530, Viral wrote: > > If I am building a new package, which uses c++, is it a better idea to > > use gcc 3 rather than the current one ? > > Not unless the upstream source requires g++ 3.0 (can't think of any > reason why it should). One package of mine (exult) exposes bugs in the Alpha version of g++ 2.95. g++ 3.0 works well, so I had to force it (it's not default there). Note that this makes your package dependent (at least on those architectures where enabled) on the 3.0 g++ libraries. This can make trouble with testing, but currently g++ seems synced in testing. For simplicity, I opted to compile it with 3.0 on other platforms as well ... this may or may not be appropriate for you. -- Robbe
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